How To: Pull a G10

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How To: Pull a G10; Engine removal guide
Topic Started: Nov 17 2009, 02:52 PM (2,712 Views)
bleep	Jan 17 2010, 02:19 AM Post #16
bleep Posts: 19 Group: Members Member #1,529 Joined: Dec 7, 2009 Location canada Year/Make/Model 94 metro 2dr hatchback	Thanks for the detailed photos on your guide. I'm currently just ending my engine R&R I found an engine online to replace the one that had compression of 0-80-60. Anyway while I was putting it together there were two connectors that did not seem to fit but I found them on number 27 on your guide. I took some pics of my job and will post them when I'm done, still have to put a stereo in!! For my 94 metro 5spd Thanks, Bleep.



Orlando-Metro	Apr 11 2010, 07:45 PM Post #17
Member Posts: 57 Group: Members Member #2,175 Joined: Apr 11, 2010 Location Orlando Florida Year/Make/Model 1998 Chevy Metro	With step by step photo guides like - who needs books and manuals.... I'm about to get motivated to yank out the 3 hole in my 98 Metro. Runs - but smokes. (bad habit) Guy who sold it to me says its a 97 1.0 liter. In a 98 car. It works. Just burns oil. Since I went through the royal pain of stripping the entire interior of the car to clean out all the crud, to put the wife to work cleaning the carpet (she said it had black crap coming off it) and seats, take care of all signs of corrosion, and wax the whole car - inside and out. And then clean the windows. The wax is a corrosion prevention measure for the inside. The body on the car is in real good shape for its years. Wife even says it looks good... This is coming from the same person who says I'm nuts for buying these small cars, and who pathetic they are, and then she drives off in her 12MPG Explorer; all 3800 pounds of it. These little gems get 40 MPG. They cost next to nothing to buy - and a little more to fix up, and even less if you do the work yourself and get blood to spew from your hands (like me and mechanical skills). Compare THAT to those "SMART" ass cars who go for $15K, and barely get the same mileage. I'll take my Metro every day. I plan to get a second one for my son (15 - learners permit) Nobody tell my wife - ok. Mike Orlando - FLorida (land of the 98 - 105 degree HUMID summers)



convertible	Apr 11 2010, 08:31 PM Post #18
Advanced Member Posts: 135 Group: Members Member #1,485 Joined: Nov 28, 2009 Location yanceyville, nc Year/Make/Model 1992 geo convertible	Great job. Your post will make things a lot easier especially when hooking everything back up with installation.



kurtis1971	Jul 9 2010, 07:56 AM Post #19
Member Posts: 71 Group: Members Member #2,655 Joined: Jul 4, 2010 Location central pa Year/Make/Model 1991 geo metro lsi	this is very helpful



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